PAKISTAN NATIONALS
Maulana Azad National Urdu University announces cancellation of MoU with Turkish institute cites Turkiye support for Pakistan
Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) has cancelled its MoU with Yunus Emre Institute in Turkiye, protesting Turkey's support for Pakistan's terrorist activities amid Indo-Pak tensions. Following suit, Jamia Millia Islamia suspended all MoUs with Turkish educational institutions, and Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) also suspended its agreement with Inonu University, citing national security concerns after drone intrusions.
Pakistan criticises Defence Minister Rajnath Singh's remarks on its nuclear arsenal
Pakistan has responded to Rajnath Singh's comments about their nuclear weapons. Singh suggested the IAEA should supervise Pakistan's nuclear arsenal. Pakistan's Foreign Office spokesperson Shafqat Ali Khan stated that Singh's remarks show ignorance. Khan added that Pakistan's defence capabilities are sufficient to deter India. He also mentioned that India suffers from self-imposed nuclear blackmail.
Can nuclear watchdog IAEA take control of Pakistan's nukes as Rajnath Singh calls for global monitoring of 'rogue nation'?
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh has raised concerns about the safety of Pakistan's nuclear arsenal, suggesting it should be supervised by the IAEA, amidst heightened India-Pakistan tensions. This statement sparks debate, considering Pakistan's non-signatory status to the NPT, which limits IAEA's oversight.
JNU says ‘stand with the nation’ and ends academic collaborations with Turkish universities
Jawaharlal Nehru University and Chhatrapati Shahu Ji Maharaj University have suspended academic partnerships with Turkish universities due to national security concerns. This decision follows rising tensions between India and Pakistan, with Turkey's support for Pakistan drawing criticism. The universities' actions reflect solidarity with India's armed forces amid cross-border clashes and security worries.
‘Tamil Nadu's GDP is now greater than the GDP of Pakistan': Naukri.com founder has a message for Shehbaz Sharif and Asim Munir
Tamil Nadu's GDP has exceeded Pakistan's, sparking discussions about economic growth and regional priorities. Sanjeev Bikhchandani highlighted this achievement, urging Pakistan to focus on economic development. Social media buzzed with reactions, noting other Indian states' economic performance. Recent cross-border tensions, including Operation Sindoor, preceded this economic comparison. Pakistan is currently seeking financial assistance from international bodies.
JNU suspends MoU with Turkish university citing national security concerns
Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) has suspended its MoU with Inonu University, Türkiye, citing national security concerns. The decision, effective immediately, will remain in force until further notice. JNU issued a brief statement affirming its commitment to national interest, stating, “JNU stands with the Nation.”
FWICE asks producers to boycott Turkiye as shooting destination 'in light of its support' towards Pakistan
The Federation of Western India Cine Employees (FWICE) has appealed to Indian filmmakers to boycott Turkey as a shooting location due to its pro-Pakistan stance and criticism of India's actions. This appeal follows growing calls to boycott Turkish goods and tourism in India. Trade relations with Azerbaijan may also be strained due to its support for Pakistan.
'Please skip Turkey and Azerbaijan': Harsh Goenka calls for tourism boycott amid India-Pakistan conflict, says we 'gave Rs 4,000+cr' to them
Industrialist Harsh Goenka has urged Indians to boycott tourism to Turkey and Azerbaijan in response to their support for Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack in April 2025. Goenka highlighted that Indian tourists contributed over Rs 4,000 crore to the economies of these nations in 2024, boosting sectors like tourism, hotels, and flights. In solidarity with the national sentiment, several Indian travel companies, including Ixigo, EaseMyTrip, and Cox & Kings, have suspended bookings to these countries.
'Republic of Balochistan announced' trends on social media as Baloch leaders declare independence from Pakistan
Amidst escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, Baloch writer Mir Yar Baloch declared Balochistan's independence, urging India to establish a Baloch embassy in New Delhi. He appealed to the UN for peacekeeping forces and demanded the withdrawal of the Pakistani army.
PM Modi sends message to Pakistan from Adampur Airbase
Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Adampur airbase after the truce with Pakistan. He praised the armed forces for their role in Operation Sindoor. Modi warned that India would retaliate strongly against any future terror attacks. He highlighted India's strength and resolve. He also emphasized that India will target terrorists within their territory.
Pahalgam fallout: Pakistan doubtful for Asia Cup hockey in Rajgir
Pakistan's participation in the upcoming Hero Asia Cup hockey tournament in India remains uncertain due to heightened bilateral tensions following the Pahalgam terror attack and India's subsequent Operation Sindoor.
India achieved strategic aims under Operation Sindoor: Expert
India's Operation Sindoor unveiled a new national security doctrine, exceeding strategic aims by destroying terrorist infrastructure and demonstrating military superiority over Pakistan. John Spencer notes India's ability to strike targets at will, enforcing a new red line against cross-border terrorism. Prime Minister Modi warned Pakistan against nuclear blackmail, emphasizing that terror and talks cannot coexist.
Pakistan High Commissioner staffer declared persona non grata for 'espionage'
India has declared a Pakistan High Commission staff member persona non grata for espionage activities in Punjab, demanding his departure within 24 hours. Simultaneously, India dismissed suggestions of a potential nuclear conflict with Pakistan, asserting its conventional military action forced Pakistan to cease firing.
Pak president, prime minister pay tributes to soldiers killed in Indian attacks
Following Indian strikes on terror infrastructure after the Pahalgam attack, Pakistan retaliated, leading to a military confrontation. Both nations agreed to a ceasefire after intense cross-border exchanges. Pakistan mourns the loss of military personnel, while emphasizing its commitment to the ceasefire, urging international monitoring of India's actions, particularly regarding the Indus Water Treaty.
Terror and talks can't go together, water and blood can't flow together: PM Modi attacks Pakistan in address on Operation Sindoor
Prime Minister Narendra Modi strongly criticized Pakistan. He declared that dialogue and terrorism are incompatible. Modi addressed the nation regarding Operation Sindoor. He congratulated the security forces for their success. Operation Sindoor followed the Pahalgam tourist massacre. It targeted terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied-Kashmir. The operation eliminated over 100 terrorists. The government emphasized its zero tolerance policy towards terrorism.
PM Modi 'factchecks' Pakistan with a visit to Adampur airbase that was supposedly 'destroyed' during conflict
Following a recent ceasefire between India and Pakistan, Prime Minister Modi visited the Adampur Air Force Station in Punjab to meet with Indian Air Force personnel. He received briefings from Air Force officers and interacted with the soldiers, expressing gratitude for their courage and service to the nation.
Pahalgam Attack: J&K Police release photos of three suspects, announce Rs 20 lakh reward for intel
Following the Pahalgam terror attack that killed 26, including a Nepalese citizen, Jammu and Kashmir Police released suspects' photographs and announced a Rs 20 lakh reward for information. India's Operation Sindoor targeted terrorist bases in Pakistan and PoK, leading to escalated cross-border firing and civilian casualties.
Operation paused only, we’ll keep an eye on Pakistan’s activities: PM Modi
Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the halt of Operation Sindoor, launched in response to the Pahalgam tourist massacre. The operation, initiated on May 7, targeted nine terror camps in Pakistan and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, based on intelligence inputs. PM Modi congratulated the security forces, stating that the strikes eliminated over 100 terrorists and demonstrated India's zero tolerance towards terrorism.
Pakistan's security huddle authorises armed forces to take action to revenge Indian strikes
Pakistan's National Security Council authorised its armed forces to retaliate against Indian strikes. This decision followed India's Operation Sindoor, targeting alleged terror sites. Pakistan condemned the strikes as an act of war and a violation of its sovereignty. They deny the presence of terror camps and accuse India of targeting civilians.
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